Well, Zvezda do a respectable 'B', and AFV Club do the 'C', so ICM have gone for the one that hasn't been catered for!Interesting that they went for the pretty rare Ausf. A. I would have expected a C
Dave
Well, Zvezda do a respectable 'B', and AFV Club do the 'C', so ICM have gone for the one that hasn't been catered for!Interesting that they went for the pretty rare Ausf. A. I would have expected a C
I'll hold me hands up and say not my bag but for thoes that are interested there's a good in box review on the modeling news page ,some actual one's in use ,spru shots ,and some built up ones. DaveOn the Magic Factory Facebook page - an upcoming release
2 complete models in one box. The Royal Marines have taken delivery of some of these. The one with the crazy antennae is apparanyly an anti-drone variant
Dave
ps - as far as I caan see MF don't have a UK distributor
That was the photo I mainly wanted to post so I could point out the rectangular holes in the ribs on the sides. Those are a post-war feature, for drainage, so technically this kit is not correct for what most people will portray it asFrom the I Love Kit website
Mainly in the Pacific, AFAIK. I don’t recall photos of any in Europe, but I’m not exactly an expert on the subject. Though I will end up building one eventually, for local history reasons:Never seen a trailer before, was that common?
Noticeable that some vehicles have wheel covers, others don't - just wear and tear, or a real reason?That was the photo I mainly wanted to post so I could point out the rectangular holes in the ribs on the sides. Those are a post-war feature, for drainage, so technically this kit is not correct for what most people will portray it as :smiling3:
Mainly in the Pacific, AFAIK. I don’t recall photos of any in Europe, but I’m not exactly an expert on the subject. Though I will end up building one eventually, for local history reasons:
If you remember the wrecked Sd.Kfz. 7 I built last year, this is the same square that that one was in, approximately where the gap is in the rearmost row of DUKWs in the photo above :smiling3:
Thanks Dave... it looks a beast!A Terrapin amphibious lorry- British Equivalent of the US DUKW - used in small numbere in NW Europe
Dave
I've actually done a 3D print of the beastThanks Dave... it looks a beast!

I don’t know … one has the front wheel cover off for repairs, cleaning, some other reason, another clearly for repairs. Maybe the one at right front, without covers on the rear wheels, is also being repaired or cleaned? All of these were used as public transport on flooded Walcheren, and so would encounter underwater obstacles and stuff on a regular basis:Noticeable that some vehicles have wheel covers, others don't - just wear and tear, or a real reason?
As Dave said, it’s a Terrapin. Resicast has a 1:35 scale kit of it — get it while you can, as I did recently, before the company is closed down.What vehicle is this?
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